Sentence examples for ticket worth from inspiring English sources

That's where the unclaimed ticket worth £33m was bought.

In December, David Johnson of Brooklyn bought a winning Powerball ticket, worth $298.3 million.

In 2012, a winning Euromillions ticket worth £63.8m bought in the Stevenage and Hitchen area was never claimed.

This one, having to do with a suspicious lottery ticket worth $16.5 million, was full of dead ends.

Once I earn 20,000 points, I can cash them in for a ticket worth up to $400 using U.S. Bank's booking partner, Travelocity.

But 19 co-workers in a Newark nursing home denounced him as a cheat and scoundrel who squirreled away a ticket worth $58.9 million for himself.

A small town in South Carolina was overjoyed in October after learning that a Mega Millions ticket worth $1.5 billion had been sold from a local convenience store.

Melvin B. Milligan, of Passaic, N.J., was known as easygoing even before he entrusted a winning lottery ticket worth $46 million to the mail.

In 2001, Cheap Tickets expects to sell 2.6 million tickets worth $800 million.

Last year, it sold 20.8 million tickets, worth $364 million; about half of the tickets the company processes are free.

The vice president received two tickets worth $774 for the October game at Lucas Oil Stadium.